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Most people sit Spain's driving theory exam guessing whether they're ready. Vroom turns your mock tests into a real pass probability, so you go when the number says go.
Get into a research lab in 14 days. Labmate finds the professors at your school who fits you, flags labs that just got funded, and makes sure you actually read their work before you email.
AGI threatens humanity—unless Japan’s mysterious time-leapers can rewrite destiny. Weird Project turns real anomalous experiences into an interactive sci-fi app to save tomorrow.
Stop counting. Start winning. Game Night Wallet replaces paper bills with live play-money: pay friends, run the bank, keep game night moving.
A murder mystery folded into a logic puzzle: place one suspect per row and column until a single arrangement survives.
No one ever picks me, I'll just PickMe.
Learn the pattern, not the answer — AI-powered progressive hints for DSA practice.
A to-do app for people who hate to-do apps. Your neglected tasks make Mendosan grow. Get things done, shrink him, and finally send him to heaven.
Turn your real wardrobe into personalized outfits. Add a photo, organize every piece, and let Beyz help you decide what to wear.
Kids ignore nagging but never ignore their phones. House Elf lets parents step into their world, turning chores into quests kids negotiate, finish, and get rewarded for.
OnMe — See it on you. Upload a full-body photo and any outfit you love. AI shows you wearing it in seconds, while keeping you looking like you.
A location-aware personal secretary plans your day around time, location, and real-world constraints. Know where you are, where you need to be, how long things take, and have your day replanned.
Move the beads of a 100-bead soroban with your finger to build numbers — a math app for preschool and early-elementary kids.
Six million Wikipedia articles. One, chosen for you each day. No feed, no noise. Just one read tuned to what you can't help being curious about.
Party games for your group in one app: Never Have I Ever, Truth or Dare, Would You Rather, Imposter and more. Thousands of cards, no accounts, no ads. First week free, then premium unlocks everything.
NeighbourNet turns Android phones into an offline mesh network so disaster victims can send SOS messages via Bluetooth/WiFi when cell towers go down — no signal, no problem.
A daily reasoning game for med students and clinicians, scored like a real consultation. One new patient every day. Interview them, order real tests, commit to a diagnosis.
This is an app designed to help individuals find houses to rent or buy and also assist propery owners to advertise their property.
Talk. It becomes a map.
One memo becomes a life story — a living memory, a family keepsake, and an honest understanding of who your child is becoming.
A privacy-first budget that predicts where your spending is headed, lets you test what-if changes, and reveals your money pattern all on-devices.
Turn your idea into an animated AI film. Describe your world, then pick one of three plot twists after every 10-second scene to direct your own short story.
From River Chemistry to Clinical Diagnosis. "RiverGuard: The River is trying to tell doctors something. We're making sure they hear it."
An AI health copilot that knows when to help and when to hand off to a doctor — backed by offline connectivity and emergency logistics.
